Fuck her right in the ear.

I get far more work done when I’m at home than I do at the office. To the point where I was planning to go in later this week, but I got slammed with a rush assignment so my manager just told me to work at home as much as I need to get it done faster.

Me too. But I appreciate that they are ending it as they finish high school and not doing that weird thing where they are the same age forever — or somehow all end up at the same university in the same town.

He won’t remember because he’s probably done it to a bunch of people. 

He’s 36.

I read her parents may have been wealthy at one point…but also filed for bankruptcy. I’m too lazy to google whether that’s true, but if it is, it’s possible that she is accustomed to a certain way of living, being around certain kinds of people, and wants to maintain that lifestyle. 

In his mind, if shitty sequel isn’t #1 for several weeks in a row, it’s not an unqualified success. It’s not about audiences finding it — he wants a repeat of Top Gun. Delusion + ego = someone who will never truly be happy.

Still hot, and his wife seems like a total badass too. 

This is the best takedown I have seen since racists started bitching about Black Ariel. 

“Heartthrob”? He wasn’t the one we all wanted even before he was a has-been.

The Grease omission is especially glaring. 

Yes! I commented before I saw your comment. It is THE quintessential early eighties soundtrack. Hell, even the Psychedelic Furs cut is superior to the one on PIP. 

No Valley Girl? Now *that* is the quintessential early eighties soundtrack. You still can’t escape “I Melt With You.” 

Are we reading the same AV Club comments? The ones I’ve read are all, “OMG I’m so invested in these awful people.”

I watched two. whole. seasons. of GOT before I was like, “Why the fuck am I doing this, especially when I’m in the middle of at least 5 other series?”

I generally loathe Aaron Sorkin’s work — overwritten overrated — but I love Succession.

It looks like both Botox and filler to me. That’s all I got. 

But they’re the thin blue line! 

I’m pretty sure iTunes, when I still used it, got rid of some songs I paid for after they no longer carried them in the library, so I don’t see why they couldn’t also do that for movies and tv.